National-level Wushu player dies in accident near Tanda

She was riding a motorcycle when she has hit by a speeding tractor-trailer

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 10:34 AM Mar 15, 2025 IST

Anjali Gill, the deceased.

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National-level Wushu player Anjali Gill died in a road accident near Tanda. Anjali, who was riding a motorcycle, was returning from a gurdwara when a speeding tractor-trailer returning from Hola Mohalla in Sri Anandpur Sahib hit her near Kotli Jand village. Anjali was seriously injured in the accident. She was taken to a nearby hospital, where due to her critical condition, she was referred to a specialty hospital in Jalandhar. She succumbed to her injuries during treatment. Anjali was working as a coach in Tanda Sports Club.

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